The Osso chair captivates one's attention with its striking silhouette. The chair is both Baroque and Minimalist, with its curved beams, bent seats, and a circular backrest layers up to the back like a spine, hence, Osso. Though the joineries seem effortless, the design follows architectural principles for strength and rhythm, reminiscent of traditional Oriental architecture. In collaboration between the young designer with seasoned French cabinetmakers Brimbois, the design is elevated by applying century old techniques and finishes to new contemporary pieces.

A state-certified architect with the mention "félicitations du jury" of the École Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Paris Malaquais, Yoo Wongsun has been practicing architecture within several renowned offices such as Foster+Partners, Moreau Kusunoki and Ishigami Junya. In parallel, he has been designing furniture and spaces since the age of 15 around the world. His imagination is that of an archaeologist, in search of a previous world - even primitive, as a way of rethinking everyday life and the objects that surround us. His work, from furniture to architecture, is expressed through elegant structures highlighted by meticulously crafted materials.

Yoo Wongsun has been practicing architecture within several renowned offices such as Foster+Partners, Moreau Kusunoki and Ishigami Junya. In parallel, he has been designing furniture and spaces since the age of 15. His imagination is that of an archaeologist, in search of a previous world - even primitive, as a way of rethinking everyday life and the objects that surround us. His work, from furniture to architecture, is expressed through elegant structures highlighted by meticulously crafted materials.